Even without punitive war reparations, the financial burden on Iraq already poses a big obstacle to reconstruction.
And, given that you can't sail away if there's no water, that already poses some fascinating narrative questions, don't you think?
The model is not perfect, but it already poses the question: how might the charity respond to signs of unmet need?
"Brexit already poses a huge risk to our world-leading universities, the government should aim to mitigate this damage not increase it," he added.
First, the sheer amount of bioenergy fuel required to suit the models' assumptions already poses a problem, Peters told The Washington Post.
Still, plenty of pundits are worried that data mining already poses a clear and present danger not just to privacy, but to personal liberty; and that applies to UC Berkeley's email surveillance system.
The scientific community (and the National Security Community here in the US for that matter) has determined that climate change already poses a great threat, and that the threat will get only worse if we fail to act.
Not surprisingly, many blind people, for whom getting from A to B in a sighted world already poses a significant daily challenge, don't feel that it's worth the investment of time, money, and energy to become proficient users of a device that, at its best, offers limited results.
This already poses an awkward (and liability-triggering) tension in the marketing for current semiautonomous features.
An altitude of 5000 feet - as in South Africa - already poses a challenge.
First, as was mentioned, Schleiermacher exacerbates the challenge to interpretation which principle (7) already poses by introducing principle (8), semantic holism.
